STATION CATTLE ARE IN DEMAND

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 95, 22 April 1944, Page 3

STATION CATTLE ARE IN DEMAND

THE FEILDING SALE (B-A.) Feilding, April 21. Nine hundred head of station cattle were included in the yarding for today’s stock sale, and for these inquiry was keen and prices good. This was • so especially for femaie cattle. , Hawke’s Bay buyers were promin- , ent, securing a fair proportion of the ? offering. An the female cattle offered i were sold, but. one or two pens of * steers diu not reach the vendors’ I value, and were passed. Following was the range of prices: , P.A. bullocks, £9 17s 6ci to £ll 4s; ‘ Hereford-cross Shortnorn bullocks, £lO 12s d 6; Red Poll bullocks £lO Is; mixed colours bullocks, £8; empty 1 heifers £3 4s; P.A. heifers (20 montns) £5 98 to £5 18s; P.A. cows (light) £4 13s; good pens, to £7 17s 6d; R.P. heifers £4 12s 6d; Shorthorn heifers (18 months) £5; tnree-year to £6 19s; Hereford cows £4 10s to £5. There was a fair market for fat cattle. P.A. bullocks made £l3; cows . £8 to £B, heifers £9 15s; ex-dairy cows £7. 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